As the NBA season concluded, the fans didn’t have to wait before getting any more scintillating basketball action. The WNBA regular season is going on in full flow. The 2022 WNBA Champions The Las Vegas Aces currently sit at the top of the table. Recently, the 2022 WNBA MVP awardee, A’ja Wilson got humiliated by a young basketball star when the Aces went against Indiana.

The Las Vegas Aces were pretty impressive the previous season as they won the title the previous season, with Becky Hammon leading the charge. A’ja Wilson was impressive throughout the season and was seen averaging 19.5 points, 9.4 rebounds, and 1.9 blocks. But recently, although her team won, she was still embarrassed by a 21-year-old basketball star.

The 2022 MVP gets humiliated

Indiana Fever took on the defending champions recently and gave them a pretty decent fight. The Las Vegas Aces could get past the Fever, but their star player was brutally put down by the young basketball starlet Aliyah Boston in a one versus one matchup.

Aliyah Boston drove to the basket with Wilson defending her. As she turned her back towards Wilson, Wilson fell to the ground and subsequently Boston scored an impressive basket. This made the whole arena cheer out loud for the 21-year-old basketball star. Aliyah Boston showed why she was the number one pick in the WNBA draft. She’s definitely showing flashes of brilliance in her first season. Although the Fever lost the game, they had something to cheer for. Boston can potentially lead Indiana to a WNBA Championship title in the future.

A’ja Wilson is not only a phenomenal ball player, but she is quite a daredevil as she spoke out in favor of Naomi Osaka when she decided to opt out of a tournament a few years back.

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A’ja Wilson spoke out in favor of a popular tennis star

A few years back Naomi Osaka decided to opt out of French Open and as a result, she received some heavy criticism from the media and the fans. Several WNBA stars, including A’ja Wilson, spoke out in favor of Osaka. Wilson was quoted as saying, “We’re already emotional creatures and it’s just like I just want to do my job and be good at it because I know I worked hard. And then on top of that, if I mess up one little tile I’m in cancel culture or I’m getting bashed, and that’s hard to take in. So I really like to give snaps to Naomi for doing that because it’s like it’s tough, it’s hard.” Wilson pointed out the fact that we always expect women in sports to be perfectionists and get undue hate. It was heartening to see the WNBA star coming out supporting Osaka.

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